Category Archives: Digital Learning

Our Class Blog – P5A Mrs Kerr

Please visit our class page and follow the link to our new blog! We will regularly update with photos and important info.

Mrs Kerr & P5A

Our School Play

Today we had our class assembly. It was so much fun . Everyone laughed and thought it was funny! Our class made a cool song. I was a pop up in the play and my favourite part was singing and  the song was called SMART RULES!!!!! I was a gamer in the play and my favourite part was the singing with the class and there was a banana man game here’s some pictures.

Nathan and Katie

P4B Ayrshire College Trip

P4B had a fantastic morning visiting Ayrshire College where they learned about coding during National Digital Learning Week 2018. They took advantage of the weather and had a play at the park on their way back to school.

P4B trip to Ayrshire College

 

**Digital Learning**

P4B will  visit Ayrshire College , Kilmarnock.

Tue 15th May 2018.

Leaving school at 9.00am / Return for 11.00am approx.***

Pupils should bring  a small snack.

Full school uniform please.

Clothing should be suitable for the weather on the day – rain coat / comfortable shoes etc.

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If you are available to help on the day – please give your details below.

The college have also requested  photographic permission from parents.

 

 

Congratulations, Laura Mitchell!

Very well done to Laura Mitchell in Primary 7! The whole class entered a national photography competition called My Place Photography. After some photography tips from Grange Art & Design Department, Primary 7 took to Kilmarnock Town Trail to take their snaps. Laura went one further and went out to take some of her own too. She managed to come third from all the hundreds of entries from all across Scotland with her photograph Caprington In The Mist. I’m sure you’ll agree it is a stunning picture of a magnificent building we have right on our doorstep! Once again, congratulations, Laura!

Feel free to log on to the My Place Photography 2018 website to see all our entries.http://www.scottishcivictrust.org.uk/about/my-place-photography/competition/competition-galleries/primary-2018/

A Digital Sundial!

Mr Stewart helped us to understand more about time and light. He printed a 3D sundial in base 4 and let us test it out in the playground. The results were amazing. The sundial projected a digital time onto the ground!!

by P6/5

E-portfolios (ECC)

Please let us know how you are getting on with your child’s e-portfolio.

P6/5 STEM fortnight

Here are a small selection of snaps from the many interesting and exciting activities we took part in over the last couple of weeks. We’ve learned so much!

Aircraft of the Future, Mr Burns–Flight, Maths Roadshow, Electric Vehicles.

Visit by Microsoft to P6

On Tuesday straight after lunch P6 were given a visit by Microsoft to teach us all about Microbits and coding. We were given a USB cable, a battery pack and a microbit chip. We went onto a website called Microsoft Make Code and clicked on the first option which was Microbit. On the simulator we were taught how to code pictures onto our microbit and if we plugged in the USB it appeared on the chip. First we learnt how to code a heart shape that flashed in the centre as a basic of code. Then we were allowed to create our own pictures on the simulator. And for a challenge we had to code a game of rock paper scissors on our chips. After that we could make as many pictures on the microbits we wanted for the last couple of minutes. All of P6 would like to give a huge thanks for Microsoft and the teachers from  St Mungo’s High School and all the people at Microsoft. We really enjoyed playing with the microbits.

By Isabelle and Calum S

E-Portfolio Workshop

As part of our improvement plan for every child to have an e-portfolio, we would like to invite parents to attend this workshop to support your child in their learning.  These 20 minute workshops will run during the school parent evenings and are open to parents in the ECC and school.

For our younger children, parents will be given their child’s username and password at the workshop.  We will show you how to post and comment on a post as this is an important part of our parental partnership.

The ECC will be open for a parent drop in session on Wednesday 11th October between 4-5pm.

Please complete the form below if you are able to attend the workshops.